Our brain can potentially memorize 2.5 petabytes of information, which is roughly the equivalent of 3 million hours of YouTube videos. In order to use some of that staggering capacity a little more effectively when you study, here are 13 significant tips that are based on widely-accepted research by neuroscientists and learning experts.
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To maximize your learning, study short but often. (Spaced Repetition)

Find your own style because everybody is different.

Have a good night's sleep for processing and storing information.

Control your focus. Protect yourself from distractions.

Follow the Pomodoro Technique.

Do the hard things first.

Exercise, meditate, and converse to grow your brain.

Visit different places that offer more visual clues to create deeper memories of a subject.

Take fun seriously. Whatever it is, find a fun way to practice.

Space your studies. Repeat the study materials in spaced intervals.

Apply the “ 30% Read and 70% Recite” technique.

Prepare an instant self-test after learning something.

Do not force yourself to be more motivated.

13 Study Tips: The Science of Better Learning